Alanna Wilson

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Alanna Wilson joined Kickstarter on October 16, 2009

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Broken Box Mime Theater by Broken Box Mime Theater

Broken Box Mime Theater’s original stories performed entirely thru mime will make you believe anew in the power of simple storytelling.
- Theater
- New York, NY
- 105% funded $4,230 pledged
- 82 backers
- Funded Mar 19, 2012
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Seattle's All Girl Red Nose Revue! by Alexandra Blouin

Seattle's Women of Clown rock your Vaudeville face off!
- Theater
- Seattle, WA
- 114% funded $1,830 pledged
- 27 backers
- Funded Aug 20, 2011
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Staged Reading of A HOST OF SPARROWS by Shelley Miles

Help us present a reading of this exciting new play!
- Theater
- New York, NY
- 101% funded $3,550 pledged
- 43 backers
- Funded May 17, 2011
Be Your Own Personal Chef; A (Cook)Book That Shows You How. by Kendra Celeste Hughes (Kohrt)

A page-turning cookbook by an experienced Private Chef about how to do for yourself what the Rich pay out the nose for.
- Food
- Denver, CO
Funding Unsuccessful (06/07/2011)
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Ryan O'Connor Eats New York City by RyanOConnor

Ryan O'Connor Eats His Feelings is coming BACK to New York and needs your help!
- Theater
- New York, NY
- 109% funded $4,388 pledged
- 72 backers
- Funded Apr 04, 2011
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NYCycle 4: Secondary Sources by aMios Theatre Company

NYCycle 4: 3 writers are given themes which their plays must include & 1 month to write. Then we rehearse for 2 weeks and put them up
- Theater
- Lower East Side, NY
- 108% funded $7,615 pledged
- 104 backers
- Funded Apr 15, 2011
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The Evangelists: A Cerebral Experiment in 3D Animation by Joshua Hagler

Four real-life individuals--an arsonist, my father, a cartoonist, and a homeless friend--are interviewed in this experimental animation
- Digital Art
- San Francisco, CA
- 105% funded $10,571 pledged
- 79 backers
- Funded Apr 01, 2011
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Shakespeare on the Trapeze! by Matchbook Productions

Eight actors, four low-flying trapezes, and live music combine to raise the language of Shakespeare's "Richard II" to new heights!
- Theater
- New York, NY
- 130% funded $7,856 pledged
- 124 backers
- Funded May 06, 2010
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50 Characters in 50 Weeks by Brent Rose

An attempt to write, shoot, edit, and release one short-film every week, for fifty weeks, each featuring a new, original character.
- Webseries
- New York, NY
- 107% funded $10,702 pledged
- 156 backers
- Funded Nov 06, 2009

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Alanna Wilson

Broken Box Mime Theater by Broken Box Mime Theater

Seattle's All Girl Red Nose Revue! by Alexandra Blouin

Staged Reading of A HOST OF SPARROWS by Shelley Miles

Be Your Own Personal Chef; A (Cook)Book That Shows You How. by Kendra Celeste Hughes (Kohrt)

Ryan O'Connor Eats New York City by RyanOConnor

NYCycle 4: Secondary Sources by aMios Theatre Company

The Evangelists: A Cerebral Experiment in 3D Animation by Joshua Hagler

Shakespeare on the Trapeze! by Matchbook Productions

50 Characters in 50 Weeks by Brent Rose

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